Archaeology Course at Lyon Arboretum
In Fall we will be continuing the archaeological inventory survey at Lyon Arboretum in the back of Manoa valley, and offering Anthropology course credit for interested students (both undergraduate and graduate).
The survey was started in January and is headed by Dr. Jim Bayman, Adam Lauer and Kelley Esh. It’s a beautiful area and the archaeology up there has never before been comprehensively recorded, so this is an interesting and important survey. In addition to students receiving course credit, we also invite community volunteers, and public outreach is an important aspect of this project. We’re planning on the course being taught primarily on Sundays (9am-4pm). This a great opportunity for anyone who is interested in Hawaiian archaeology and/or public outreach to get involved, gain experience in archaeological survey techniques, and to get course credit at the same time.
Please contact Dr. Bayman (jbayman@hawaii.edu) if you’re interested in participating.
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